Operation Goldmine from Daundia Kheda of Uttar Pradesh
- 5 years ago
The Archaeological Survey of India spent a little over Rs 2.75 lakh on its unsuccessful excavation to dig out gold at DaundiyaKheda village in Unnao district of Uttar Pradesh where a priest claimed that 1,000 tonnes of the yellow metal lay buried in the ruins of a fort.
In a written reply in the Lok Sabha, minister of state for culture Shripad Naik said the ASI had took up the trial excavation to understand the archaeological significance of the site.
A total expenditure of Rs 2,78,751 was incurred for the trial excavation, he said.
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In a written reply in the Lok Sabha, minister of state for culture Shripad Naik said the ASI had took up the trial excavation to understand the archaeological significance of the site.
A total expenditure of Rs 2,78,751 was incurred for the trial excavation, he said.
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